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Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

THE Mexico cranks will have
chance to get 10 the front again when
the Salvation Army arrives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

MEXICO real estate has advanced
25 Der cent. within a month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26
Progress Of the Drilling.
FRIDAY.


Work is progressing finely at the
shaft. At Up. m. the drill had reached
102 feet below the surface and was
IN limestone heavily charged with
sharp yellow sand. If this is the
ferruginous sand stone of the geolo-
gists there is fault or intermit of
the coal veins at Flat Rock.
The Wabash railroad descends
about 20 feet between the depot and
Salt creek. The fall from the road
bed at the creek to Abby's coal vein
is about 80 feet. The depot is about
25 feet above Flat Rock. By these
figures the sand rock below Abby's
coal vein will be about IS feet below
Flat Rock.
At 4 p. m: The drill Is On lime
stone either Geographic. st. Louis or
encrinitaL If one can Judge from
the sound of the drill and Its color
and fracture, i: is most probably the
former; but there can he no certain
ty in our conjectures, as there are no
fossils in the small bits which come
to the surface in the pumps, and it
seems rather too soon for litographic
limestone.
SATURDAY.
The drill recommended operation
at 7:30 p. IN. yesterday after replac-
ing the rope heretofore used with a
larger and stronger one. A hammer
and sinker has been attached, the
walking beam connected with the
crank and the guiding and low
ering screw placed on the hook of
the beam, since which the drill works
more lively and regularly. The
screw is managed by stalwart oper-
at or who with his hand on the cross
bar OF the screw, PAGES around with
the beat of the steam like Gagged
bear in menagrie.
A piece of limestone rock was
brought up by the pump yesterday
afternoon from the depth of about
12O feet. This rock was about two
inches long and one inch thick and
contained some crinoids. It is sup.
posed TO be st. Louis limestone, but
the piece brought up does not con-
tain other fossils and therefore can
not be positively identified.
The drill has encountered what are
supposed to lie boulders but most
probably they are globular bodies oi
ebert, strata of which exist in some
Of our hmestones.
AT p. m. the drill had reached
about 1876 feet and the pumpings
showed it was still in crinoidal lime
stone. Upon lowering and operating
the drill, it rebeunded SO as to breaf
the casting above the axle OF tht
walking beam and disconnect it. Ever
ything came TO stand, and as new
casting has to be made considerable
delay will ensue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

MAKE arrangements to go ard hear
Vending. for the benefit of Hardin
College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

The week closes with the boom
glowin g in every dire ction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

EVERY foot the Mining Company
goes down puts up the price of real
estate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

Lakeran Il Barnes great sale Of
Ios win take place June 7th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

THE Board Of Trade should look
after the plow and tobacco factories.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

H. EASTER is always to the front
when anything enterprlsing is going
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

The Legislature should do some
thing or go home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-26

The real estate boom is surprising
the most sapguine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
NEW YORK CITY.

Tom Ice: OF Chinatown whose consumption de-
velopcd into a hemOrrhago Monday, was reported
better yesterday.
Tho Beach House at Sea Crit N j., will remain
open until october 81 usual George c. Boidt Is
he proprietor.
Park Policeman Bartlett F. Jones' who was ac-
cused Of having crminally assaulted Title Posner'
age ten, Of No 2O4 East Seventy thrd-st, was held
by Justice Power In the Yorkvle Police Court yeser
day without ball for trial.
A big brown bear brought over In the steamer
State Of Indiana yesterday by two Frcncbmcn. II
was captured by them In the Ural Mountains, ana
hey wish to exhibit 1t In this country The author or,
ties required them first to get permit nom the city
officials before tho bear could be landed.
The Corporation Counsel has decided that the
Common Council has the right to name the new
market now being erected at SIC foot %.s Of
Market, which Il is to suppIant
Ansley Van Ranst, age eleven Of No 453 Grand
st. fell into the East River yesterday and was saved
by Policeman Bchan, Of the Seventh Precinct, who
jumped In after him.
Mrs. Catharino Fitch said to be violently In
sane In Bellevue Hospital yesterday she Imagined
that the Pope had granted her royal dspensaatIon
spired to poison her. Her recovery Is SUN In oouo"
The first sample bale OF California hops for te sea
son was on exhibition at the Produce Exchange yes
terday. II was raised by William Merkely, OF sacra-
mento, Cal.
s. F. Truman and b. G. Buckley were appointed
Custom House Inspectors yesterday at 81 day, ana
G. H. TOombs appointed to 81 600 cierhSmP'
The Iron Steamboat Company announce special
half holiday excursion for tomorrow to oscawaha
Island on tho Hudson, the boat leaving Pier No. 1
North River at 1 80 p. IN. and west twenty -'hHus''
NORTH River at p. M, returning from Oscawana at
GS 30 bd been lSo faSore With their parties
tits season There Is good hotel and restaurant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
NEW.JERSEY.

SVw pRtxswfcK While playing hide aud seek yesterday
little Willie Thomas ~ns Is staying with MS parents Az
south River mel seriops accident when to Phys
go. hide andseek and
tried TO hide under OF hay OF the hay sc9"s
the river While crawling under the hay 10 ran MS reg
against ch had been left nader the nay oy
~, limb cut through 10 the Done anu
nearly on boy suffered terribly ffom loss oil Oooi
Far RocKAwAY broke into tho Rorden cottage
meIts the guests securing among other Doov ivy 'a
" considerable sum OF money 10 Ar
rest. have neen victims refuse 10 give their
names. desiring to AVOID publicity
HoBoKRx-Joseph Tyler, age ten years OF No Aadson
A. while grabbing o or the Elysian Fields yester
dav fell overheard and was drowned.
wvs1 n oHokEy- On "Wednesday David Yorke. ago ten,
was play ng with number Of comparisons near ms nome
Belmond ordered them TO stop of.o
did not and this augorsd Bolmond. who attempted TO
little fellow AMI was about en-
he struck down by the
oncers club mad been thrown striking the BOY
blck him TO suffer intense agony his
back was rghtuly bruised and II Is feared be Is hurt In
ALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
WFsTCHEsT Err COUNTY.

Mt ygRSoY-The Of Richard Atkinson. ST. one OF
the Vernon aud ts second president took
Mace Paus Episcopal Church. East Ches
Ter the rev w y. Cofey rector, ofhciatin2
SING sISa-Georgs Hedges former keeper employed at
the state Prison yesterday adudsed Insane by Drs
Fisher taken TO the lunatc ASYLUM At POUCH
L,,n.ie tho idea that he din not live
on IL he had committed some III pardonable
ain Joyce who recently sentenced to twenty
imprisonment for highway rob.
h.rv State Prison yesterday and was AZ
once pnt In the shoe factory.
WpstCHEsrgn poul years tho town OF Wcst-
chester against Jsnos Henderson to recover
settlement OF his accounts as
Martin Koogh. counsel or tho town IN Tue
RESOLUTION
by that requesting him before II and
stands The letter sates that the pres
and produce books before
the referee each occasion served with man
Mr. koosh also 81 ties that whom
he tho hG naturally erpccte oppo
deen iant Henderson, but certainly ho did
tho officials OF tho town.
lie his letter with request FOL definite instructions
AZ 10 what will bo hereafter pursu ID by that town ON
Ger board accordingly has passed are'outon directing
Keogh proceed with tho case an promising that the
board aid him every legitimate way " bring t1e suit
To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
s.p.roGA RACES POSTPONED,

SARATOGA Aug i8-The races were postponed until 10
orrov ON account OF rain Entries stand, as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19

Science a. body has pretty thoroughly deserted New
York city tor a Out OF the thousand scientists
who coming from all parts OF the United states and
Canad. have been ntion for week at columbus
CoIIeg. a agre hundred left and the majority
Of these 40 not belong this city OF the 22lineIpbes
who the science OF NewYork a. the recent
meeting about forty Ia the city while the rest nave
returned the various summer resorts whence they
came 10 attic nd tho meeting. Professor r. Langley OF
Allegheny Penn. the presdent OF tho association. has
sailed for Liverpool attend the scientific meetings 10
be held In London this fall, aud with
him have gone Professor Abbc, Professor
Clark Dr. and Mrs. Cocks. Professor Riley, Dr.
I'd Yards Miss Helen e. DE Abbott aud Miss Nercomb,
OF Washington. large number have taken advantage
Of the special rates offered by the New York Central
Railroad and visiting Saratoga and Lake George,
whie few visiting Boston. but the arxer part OF
tho guests OF tho local committee have gone directly
home TO ponder the theories aud ideas which they have
received from their Intercourse with Kindred spirits
The sentiment expressed by the visitors and 10y
the local committee is that the NewYork meeting has
been a most successful one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
BROOK YS.

The youngest child, age sixteen months, Of william
IT Maxwell Associate Superintendent of Public ln-
struction died at Jamesport, L. l., ON Tuesday l'e
funeral will take place at No. 652 Greene-ave' To-
day.
A snecia, meeting Of the Republican General Com
mttee has been called for September l to Tx inc
dates for the primaries for the election OF deiegaes
OF the county In the State Convention
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Mary Carpenter Thompson
wife of ne Rev. DR. Alexander X. Thompson, Oi inc
Bethany Reformed Chapel and formerly pastor OF .hc
North reformed Church, took place yesterday at No
lao Clcrmont-nvc Her death occurred on MONDAY
a. North Conway, " H., where she was spending Tue
SUMMER I've burial In ew-Urecht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
IERsEY CITY.

Matthias olendor fireman in the employ Of The Pennsy
vaniA Railroad Was run over Ny Aua "a, .s M '0
The rA1 Arrears Commissioners; who were recently ~
by Suureme Court Judge Knapp yesterday organized
~ H. CIV Is with Comnl Edward f. O. Young as
nrs.dent Daniel Fowler appointed clerk at salary OF
$1,000 year 80
Lloyd Perry the lawyer real estate broker OF 40 -
Firhty.fDurt st NewIOrk who was aifescd I'D JeIsoy
CIV on night creating disturbance III lay
iors Hotel was aned $40 yesterday by Judge susng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
THE WESTERN UNION AND THE SUBWAYS

The Western Union worknen whom Subway Commits
soner Hess caught Wednesday night laying cable
IN the subway trenches at Ffthaye. and Twentynrst
at did not resume their operations last night. They
said that they had discovered defect In the pipe
and they will have to cease work until that defect Is
remedied IL said at the Office OF the subway Com.
mission yeste rday that the Western Union people had
no permit put cables In the trenches and that OF
their wotkmcu who attempted TO do 80 would be Ar
rested 49,
w. e. Humsone, superintendent OF the Western
Union Company. said that his company did have
perut uu Ter which it, wOrkmen laying wires In
The trenches for the last weeks The foreman OF tho
gang stopped by Commissioner Hess did not happen TO
have with him that night and not knowing who Com
missioner Hess was. lie probably became little over
Jealous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
THE CROQUET TOURNAMENT AT NORWICH.
RAIN STOPS THE PLAY FOR TIME -RECoRDs OF
. tn M


NORWICH, Conn. Aug 10 tspeciab.-The majority OF
delegates to the Croauet Convention and many OF the
townspeope listened with great interest 10 tue PRIV
eramme made by the Committee OF Arrangements anu
presented IN Grand Army Hall last evening nue. reei
tation by Helen Wells singing by members OF the Con-
yeution Ouarte-Dickey Hanes, Bosford and Spauldng
-paved the way for DR. Ira b. Reeds lecture. From
Chattanooga to Atlanta" President Barnum after
ward invited all members OF the NATIONAL Associa'
ton and their friends to partake OF light refreshments
slight rain this morning dampened the grounds ana
cooled the air but not the ardor OF the delegates Early
trains brought additional visitors to see the exciting noa
games between the best IN the several divson7
closely watched game that between Botsford ana
Johnson as the drst in the first division depended
mainly upon the games between Boisford ana Johnson
and Dickey wambold defeated Reed OF New ork anu
arobus although having ball rover failed 10 snow
his usual cunning and Gerwond left him In the shade
Germond won by a magnificent long shot IRON corner
10 corner Maurer now lett INC Only
one in the second division with record unbroken Looms
won from Adanson; Kirby from Frsbeei CIeaver from
Marsh Bishop from Bbrough. and DE Golyer made u
hot for Dckey. having hit from corner TO corner
heavy ram set in at o'clock. and this WIN delay ,he
nlayoy, AT least ill saturday Each man has 10 play
six games. The record this evening was:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
ALONG THE SOUND.

Al the country villa OF T. W. PeArsu OF Now York on
Groyer H Back Rock tho other evening" while chatting
Win old soldiers and veteran members OF the g. A. who
h.d to General W r. sherman said II wish
you would tell fellow townsman F. T. Barnnn when
General Sherman asked particularly after
consider Barnum remarkable man, ana ono VINO
Ia. great good Interesting DsructnR mill ons OF
children older pc pie. have not him Tor many
year. would Ike much TO do Give MT Barnum my
kind regards"
GEEswICH-Colonel II. W. r Hoy Speaker OF the House
Representatives urces that he has onted w IL
Bristol q. NJ Gunu. OF NIL ord; j. =. Morgan OF
0roion; COugh. OF Brigepyrti O. D. Bates. ot Pnt-
mann II ID. Steele Of Winchr,ter J. {. BroacA oil Middle
C. r. sumner OF Iolton, the House commit tee
the 81 ate OF Connecout at the consul
tuiional centennial celebration at Philadelphia
SoUuH SoRwALk.-CItizen, have unitet in q request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
THE FUNERAL or THE REV. IA TIER OLOUGHLIN.
The funeral o. The Rev. Henry OLoughln. pastor OF

The funeral Of the Rev. Henry OLoughhn' pastor OF
the roman Catholic Church OF st. Mary star OF tho
took place IN the church at Court and Luqueer sta,
yesterday Every bit OF available space In the
ediice was occupied Among those present were Bishop
Loughlin the Rev Fathers Fransloi, Ward Donohuo,
keerap. MCNAMARA, Ouara Mitchell, Abbott, Breslin
and Connely John J. Herman, John Delmar Michael
Coney John Cunningha aud Police Inspector Reilly.
The solemn requiem mass celebrated by Fathers
Fitzpatrick, CaInmer and Carroll. The sermon was
by the Re James Donohoe OF the church OF
ST. Thomas Aqunas who paid -loquo tribute to the
dead priest. The burial was Ia Holy Cross Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
STATEN ISLAND.

NoRTHFfEIDThs report that +. Doyle. supervisor OF
the Il. received telegram from Henry GEORGE as.
ing him his TO be used as candidate ior A9I
ney General ticket aty conradcted by MI
Doyle.
WFsT NEW. BRIGHION.-Miss Jennings who was shot oy
polor,s Dartnoor held IN $3.50 bail witness Is
st the station iousy awaiting her bondsman
PORT RcnMoSp-The funeral OF A g. Gale was largely at
Yesterday the Church Of the Ascension cs Eew
Brighton The burial was at Woodllwn Cemetery hGh,
No ga O. A. H.. Will hold picnic today of Tue
benent OF the v idous and orphans Fund number Oh
military guests expected 10 DO present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
BROoKLrY OFFICES VACANT IN NOVEMBER

BKOOKL1N
At the November election in Brooklyn tho following
officials will have 10 DO elected: Mayor to ucceed
Daniel d. Whitney; sheriff. to succeed Charles b. Far
icy seven Aldermen twelve District Aldermen
thirteen supervisors from the odd nu nbsrci wards
three state Senator'S twelve nbsrs OF Assembly and
three Justices OF tho peace or tho present incunbeuts
Hfteen arc Republicans aud thirty are Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19

which was yesterday forwarded inviting Governor Lonns
bury before tho Railroad Commls
stoners August and TO lessen
the dan gers a grade crossings
GREEys FARNs-spclking Of Henry wakeman. one Of tho
largest farmers here ncighbor yesterday sad he
has four acres Of melons, dog aud shotgun"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
LONG ISLAND.

long Tst.yp CTY-The rendering abshment OF ffoh.
nrr Oh Greek va yesterday closed by Health
special officer placed 10 charge 10 pre-
vent furthef Master Mechanic w Cummin KS OF
Inc Railroad while standing on the coal hock az
Nrunyn Creek Yesterday had sunsoke and fell To the
nd lie WAS taken 10 his home Ia ufcen
no nj and ate last night was progressing favoraDly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
NEVS From THE SUBURBS.
wAs Ir A CAsE oE AsIArIC CHoLERAI

Gcorce Buchte OF No ll3 Fourh.st, Hoboken died on
uorda1 aer ,hort lp.s, HIS Heath beloved u he duo
10 Aatic cholera Buchte returned u his home on Monday
rgbt ronnianinY OF severe ips In his limb, lie r2piy
80 yor.e nd m Ay with vomiting DR. Heller
WHO him. called the attention OF the county fhIs
clan 10 he czse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
POOR SHOWING FOR NETWORK.
BEATEN BY THE QUAKER CITY TEAM THE SECOND

PHILADELPHIA Aug lSPhiladelphia had little trouble In
defeating NewYork to-day George irregular his de
livsrv ,ending nine balls Maui the con
trary eight hits scattered through as
many different scored OF hn The neding OF
both teams Gore FarrAr Irwin and Forary All
making difficult plays threw splenddy TO bases and
chez Phes disposition to plfcr bases me attend
ancs a. $50. Tho scOre was as folio ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
TRYING TO DROWN HIMSELF FROM FERRY
RO1E

John Broderck whose home is unknown, Jumped from
one OF Point ferry last evening whom
the boat was near the Thirty fourthst alp lie was
tax the water In unconscious condition by
Policeman Reid aud removed TO Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
SERIOUSLY HURT BIZ FALLING BAR

Martin heagher 10 storokeeper Al NO I4o uroenwohst
Last evening standing In front OF his place while
elevated passing The motion OF the tram s edged
An non bar on 10 fell AMI Mcac-r on
the he AL HIS scalp BADLY laeeraled and II
HI. skull ,ctursd He would not md
was ended by phys stefan at his home lie III bImg
the elevated railroad company for damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Aug. is-At stockton today the race for the
Stock ton Jubilee Cup mile was rou by j. PickergHs
four wear oil black Ally Gree .shauk fori Zeands four
ysarold gray colt Friarr 80 In second anG LORI
ear.od brown horse Somerset thfd Lofd
old bav horse tambusmore was tie
favoriIe only 10 being offered against HIM
Four against Greenshank ~ 20 against Grey
Friars and D 10 / against SomertoD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
THIRD DIVISION.
FIRST DIVISION.
SECOND DIVISION.
'OURTH DIVISION.

In playng with Maurer after the storm Jacobus got
around with both balls to rovershlp ana OUT NOT ens
his the balls the only OF that char.
acter thus far through the tournament Jacoons ana
Maurer and possibly Germond. will have TO play on ties
for frat place In their division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19

Earned hia1elphia 8: z.
hs-Maul ounning and Dorgsn First base on ball. An
FoYarty o. Maui 49, Irwin, Ferguson cunning zhd
Ward Hit pitched bs-Wood and o. Rourko tirst base
on errors Philadelphia New YORK struck omt-"ood
az Farrar co. Irwin Dorgan. George Ternan ware anu
tilesme or Passed balls-Brown J. Wild pitches-Mau
l. Tims-2;U5 Umpire ant. sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Reception to Pension Commissioner Black, IAN Regimen
Armory, Brr oklyD. evening a..
Ladies' Outdoor Sports Club lawn tennis tournament L'-
ingstsn. 8. 4. - n, T.
Funeral of the Rev. Dr. Daniel Curry, ST. James d. L
Church, p. m. - r..,,.
Ta1paTers OF XIXth and tXist Wards meeting Turtle
Music in Battery Park by Goth Regiment Band. p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
cAMFs IN OTHER CITIEs.

CINCINNATI Aug. ls-smith not in good form today
md was hit critic al fmss by the Loavea The cino'n
ats punched all their Chamberlain but threw
ru. after Eun By running Cerkh playing In cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
OysTER RoATs TO HAVE A RACE.

The thlrd annual oyster boat race gotten up by the
Larcbmont Yacht Club will be sailed of Larchmont 20
morrow the he at 1890 m First aud second
prizes are offered for three classes cabin soop: open
soops and cstrigged boats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
HONE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ereyst DEMONSTRATION Preston d. Plumb Of kansas Gnu
General Hannibal Dav o. =. Navy. Hestnun'" yot,l
Brunstoiek-Duncan Mcintyre Of Aontrea e d% iGs
Ho,el-t olonel @. W Woolley. OF Cincinnati fyM 80
ns oonel A. D. Wiibraham OF the Brit
ian Army and Colonel L. W Cole o. Nashville
Hi Iofs-Lymle ,rr.0n NJ New Hav .GTand hotet
Frederick Wan Vlet. o. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19

First Of Nor Oh $50 Magnstissr s45 Van
Second race kwood sio0 malaga $50. binette SO
Brown Duke sl5 Rnisht Of tersic SIS. Irish Pat $l3
Lucky slI Sour Mash Sll. Del Norte 50. George 49,
swarthmore So. .,..
Third Minch $500 Burch $3.50 Telie Doe So0
Wahoo sos Pearl Jsnnin "a S76 Cleaner $40 -. il
-Four Nettie Sx8 Ascsola S27 Leer SD nance
els Chiciahonny Sl2 Balance 81. Phil Lewis So Pat
Diver SIS .oo
Oakley SIT. the h>ld IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
HEALTH OFFICERS SEEING BAD FOOD.

DIT Edison made rail- upon the fAst Sho stores last even
ing 5000 pounds OF stale fruit nsh and
yegetabes In in Ludlow st tho fruit and fish
were 40 badly NIL the places and neghbor
hood with offensive oor An excited crowd ollowed tho
souted drsvoy at this Health Oncrrs,
but attempt made 10 iDerforc with them IN the
formanc VI their duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
AMERICAN YACHTS At HALIFAX.

HALiPAx " s. Aug ls.-The yacht Stranger arrived here
th. morning from Boston, Of the storm King The
Gaatea stranger Dauness likely to be The only out
aide yachts TO OF for the jubilee Cup Races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYAcK.-Kate white a member of the HOUSEHOLD OF tho
Rev r. CAV ~ TOmkIus while shak stove yeser
dress mrs BY the Goals and was so badly
burned that she probably will not recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19

STATEMENTS WORTHY OF ATTENTION.-The
old and reliable OF WIN KIDDEH Co., sS Johns!
state that positively dyspepsia and In
reton over 5000 physicians certify 10 the above Al all
druggists. 81 bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA TIED.

Manager Mutre lessons the attendance ct the COMING
Polo Groands by his ssnsesss policy Of putting
In George pitch George never pitcher and tho ma
Iorty OF followers Of the NIB think he win be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
AnnsuncsnsatA
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

Usnr,-stsl2 5toZ Diseases Of the Narvsus system.
esnIts Urinary organs Impotslos An storilisT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19

A WOMAN SEES HER HUSBAND TORN TO PIECES
Patrick Callahan Iaborer while crossing the track Of the
Brighton Beach Railroad yesterday sheepshead Bay L. H.
bv and Instantly killed. his body be-
maugled. CaahSns WIFE who was watching for
accident and rushed ard
efforts OF several her
from tbro Ter tho wheels.